The invention of of the Internet changed the way we communicate and travel. There are many ways in which we communicate on the Internet. For example, e-mail is faster and easier than postage mail. Another way we communicate is instant messaging. It is easier and cheaper than using the phone. Traveling has also become much simpler with the use of the Internet. Online booking, informational travel websites, and GPS car navigation systems make traveling easier for everybody. In many ways, the Internet has changed communication with others and made traveling simpler.
Giving Has More of an Impact on Society
In life, giving is important
Without giving there is no love and comfort
Giving is important to the society
If you did not give, others would be lonely and we would not have any society based on friendship and care
Giving means receiving
Giving shows love, comfort and warmth
Giving is showing how much you love people and this planet
How much you comfort people
God told us to learn how to give
Helping and giving to the poor has reasons
Helping and giving to the poor means that we have love and comfort to share
Giving means that we are all equal in many ways
If you have beautiful eyes, beautiful hands, and beautiful face.
That means you give.
Climate and Terrain in West African Land Regions
The climate and terrains in West African land regions are varied and different. One region is known as the sahel (shore of the desert), which is dry and hot. The Sahel’s landscape ranges from desert to scattered vegetation with a little rainfall and that makes some farming possible. West Africa has oases located along a strip of grasslands or the savanna, south of the sahel. The climate of the savanna is hot, dry, bare, not fertile, and bleak. The rainforest is hot and rainy all year long. West Africa ‘s climate and terrain varies from wet and fertile to dry desert.
Nok Iron
The knowledge of iron making benefitted the Nok culture because of its practical uses. Iron tools were better than stone ones for farming. The Nok fit their spears with iron points instead of stone ones, which lasted longer. Iron tools allowed for more food and time which let the Nok to do other things such as pottery. Using iron making technology, the Nok improved their lives.
Stocks and Mutual Funds
“Putting all of your eggs in one basket” is a bad idea when you are saving and investing for your future. It is a bad idea because once you place all your money in one stock or mutual fund; you cannot count on that one asset only. You have to invest some of your money in other assets. Placing your money in more than one stock or mutual fund is a good idea because if one stock significantly decreases in value then you have others to rely on.
Businesses rely on stocks because they are indicators of a stable and growing company. When a person invests in a company, it means that they trust the company will have a financial gain. Thus investing in stock benefits the investor and the company. Planning an investment based on the success of a company’s stocks may be risky. If an investor poorly decides that a stock will do well and the company goes out of business, that’s the end. The investor loses all their money and is most likely not going to invest in the future because of the bad experience. A smart investor will research markets that are known to be stable and increasing in value before putting money in a company’s stock. Stocks are risky because you can make a lot of money one day, but the next day you can lose it all.
Mutual funds do not increase as fast as stocks. The future of a stock is uncertain and one never knows what may happen. The good thing about mutual funds is that they are safer than stocks. A mutual fund allows a person to invest in a more secure way to avoid losing money you may need to use in the future. For a person who is looking for a small, but steady increase in their savings or college fund, mutual funds are ideal for making a small profit. One negative aspect about mutual funds is that your investment is not going to increase as fast as stocks. The amount of money you make may not be much, but it is the trade off for a secure investment plan. Mutual funds do not make you worry about your money as much as stocks do because money managers handle your money. These professionals are paid to take care of your money and make sure you invest in the right places to make the most profit.
Mutual funds have little gain and little loss compared to stocks that can have a significant loss or a very nice amount of gain. But in the end, most people will pick mutual funds because they are less stressful to deal with and easier on your money that is invested. I personally would pick mutual funds because I would not want the trouble of dealing with the changing values of the stock market everyday. I want a stable and secure place to invest my hard earned money and I do not plan on letting it disappear with failed stocks.
Stocks and mutual funds have many good and bad qualities. One thing about stocks and mutual funds is that they are both good ways to invest money for the future. Both mutual funds and stocks are good ways to invest extra cash and make more money. Although mutual funds and stocks are good ways to invest, they have differences in the amount of money at risk. Mutual funds are a more stable and safe way to invest and save while making a small profit. Stocks are riskier and always keep you on your toes. You can win big or lose everything if they are not watched closely. Either way, stocks and mutual funds are important for the economy and the well being of businesses and investors alike.
Works Cited
Dickneider, Bill. “In and Out of Bonds,” Stock Talk. March 12, 2007: Vol. 20, No. 1.
Dickneider, Bill. “Fund Seeker,” Stock Talk. September 27, 2004: Vol. 15, No. 1.
Dickneider, Bill. “Funds With Style,” Stock Talk. March 14, 2005: Vol. 16, No. 2.
Dickneider, Bill. “Return of the Fund,” In the News. February 28, 2005: Vol. 28, No. 2.
Dickneider, Bill. “Stockpot,” In the News. October 11, 2004: Vol. 27, No. 2.
“What is Bond?,” Foundation for Investor Education, 2007.
“What is Diversification?,” Foundation for Investor Education, 2006.
The Impact of the Internet
The invention of of the Internet changed the way we communicate and travel. There are many ways in which we communicate on the Internet. For example, e-mail is faster and easier than postage mail. Another way we communicate is instant messaging. It is easier and cheaper than using the phone. Traveling has also become much simpler with the use of the Internet. Online booking, informational travel websites, and GPS car navigation systems make traveling easier for everybody. In many ways, the Internet has changed communication with others and made traveling simpler.Giving Has More of an Impact on Society
In life, giving is importantWithout giving there is no love and comfort
Giving is important to the society
If you did not give, others would be lonely and we would not have any society based on friendship and care
Giving means receiving
Giving shows love, comfort and warmth
Giving is showing how much you love people and this planet
How much you comfort people
God told us to learn how to give
Helping and giving to the poor has reasons
Helping and giving to the poor means that we have love and comfort to share
Giving means that we are all equal in many ways
If you have beautiful eyes, beautiful hands, and beautiful face.
That means you give.
Climate and Terrain in West African Land Regions
The climate and terrains in West African land regions are varied and different. One region is known as the sahel (shore of the desert), which is dry and hot. The Sahel’s landscape ranges from desert to scattered vegetation with a little rainfall and that makes some farming possible. West Africa has oases located along a strip of grasslands or the savanna, south of the sahel. The climate of the savanna is hot, dry, bare, not fertile, and bleak. The rainforest is hot and rainy all year long. West Africa ‘s climate and terrain varies from wet and fertile to dry desert.Nok Iron
The knowledge of iron making benefitted the Nok culture because of its practical uses. Iron tools were better than stone ones for farming. The Nok fit their spears with iron points instead of stone ones, which lasted longer. Iron tools allowed for more food and time which let the Nok to do other things such as pottery. Using iron making technology, the Nok improved their lives.Stocks and Mutual Funds
“Putting all of your eggs in one basket” is a bad idea when you are saving and investing for your future. It is a bad idea because once you place all your money in one stock or mutual fund; you cannot count on that one asset only. You have to invest some of your money in other assets. Placing your money in more than one stock or mutual fund is a good idea because if one stock significantly decreases in value then you have others to rely on.Businesses rely on stocks because they are indicators of a stable and growing company. When a person invests in a company, it means that they trust the company will have a financial gain. Thus investing in stock benefits the investor and the company. Planning an investment based on the success of a company’s stocks may be risky. If an investor poorly decides that a stock will do well and the company goes out of business, that’s the end. The investor loses all their money and is most likely not going to invest in the future because of the bad experience. A smart investor will research markets that are known to be stable and increasing in value before putting money in a company’s stock. Stocks are risky because you can make a lot of money one day, but the next day you can lose it all.
Mutual funds do not increase as fast as stocks. The future of a stock is uncertain and one never knows what may happen. The good thing about mutual funds is that they are safer than stocks. A mutual fund allows a person to invest in a more secure way to avoid losing money you may need to use in the future. For a person who is looking for a small, but steady increase in their savings or college fund, mutual funds are ideal for making a small profit. One negative aspect about mutual funds is that your investment is not going to increase as fast as stocks. The amount of money you make may not be much, but it is the trade off for a secure investment plan. Mutual funds do not make you worry about your money as much as stocks do because money managers handle your money. These professionals are paid to take care of your money and make sure you invest in the right places to make the most profit.
Mutual funds have little gain and little loss compared to stocks that can have a significant loss or a very nice amount of gain. But in the end, most people will pick mutual funds because they are less stressful to deal with and easier on your money that is invested. I personally would pick mutual funds because I would not want the trouble of dealing with the changing values of the stock market everyday. I want a stable and secure place to invest my hard earned money and I do not plan on letting it disappear with failed stocks.
Stocks and mutual funds have many good and bad qualities. One thing about stocks and mutual funds is that they are both good ways to invest money for the future. Both mutual funds and stocks are good ways to invest extra cash and make more money. Although mutual funds and stocks are good ways to invest, they have differences in the amount of money at risk. Mutual funds are a more stable and safe way to invest and save while making a small profit. Stocks are riskier and always keep you on your toes. You can win big or lose everything if they are not watched closely. Either way, stocks and mutual funds are important for the economy and the well being of businesses and investors alike.
Works Cited
Dickneider, Bill. “In and Out of Bonds,” Stock Talk. March 12, 2007: Vol. 20, No. 1.
Dickneider, Bill. “Fund Seeker,” Stock Talk. September 27, 2004: Vol. 15, No. 1.
Dickneider, Bill. “Funds With Style,” Stock Talk. March 14, 2005: Vol. 16, No. 2.
Dickneider, Bill. “Return of the Fund,” In the News. February 28, 2005: Vol. 28, No. 2.
Dickneider, Bill. “Stockpot,” In the News. October 11, 2004: Vol. 27, No. 2.
“What is Bond?,” Foundation for Investor Education, 2007.
“What is Diversification?,” Foundation for Investor Education, 2006.